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As the leading provider of professional services to insurance organisations, PwC has extensive knowledge of the issues, trends and challenges that insurers face.
What risks do insurers worldwide face in the current climate and how are they prioritising them? PwC and the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation have joined forces to gather responses from senior insurers and close observers of the financial scene to learn what they see as the biggest threat. Find out what the top risks keeping insurers all over the world up at night are in the 2017 Insurance Banana Skins report now available.
The insurance industry is undergoing fundamental transformation as it comes up against the impact of new regulation, new technology, accelerating shifts in consumer demand and mounting competition from InsurTech players. In the face of so many disruptive challenges, it’s important not to lose sight of the huge opportunities they’re creating for insurers.
We can help navigate this increasingly complex and uncertain business and geopolitical landscape. To make the most of these opportunities, we can help organizations look beyond the traditional boundaries of the insurance business to embrace new ways of working, new ways of interacting with customers, and whole new possibilities in what their business can deliver.
The US run-off market is poised at a key juncture in its development. PwC's survey respondents are waiting for a landmark transaction to stimulate the anticipated activity.
Survey responses reveal that enterprise risk management should focus on using risk knowledge to improve insurance company performance.
Insurance companies have less than three years to adopt IFRS 17 but a soft design approach can help.
It’s time to analyze the three lines of defense model in light of new and emerging risks, risk metrics, and new tools and techniques that are now part of the ERM landscape.
Recently there have been several large insurance companies divesting their variable annuity blocks and the trend is expected to continue through 2018 and beyond.
IASB's Insurance TRG holds its second meeting since issuance of IFRS 17.
Substantial losses from hurricanes and wildfires were offset by rising interest rates and transformative tax reform. Insurance deal activity for 2018 is looking positive.
The market for cyber insurance continues to grow as headline generating attacks show that cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated and aggressive.
Stephen O'Hearn
Global Insurance Leader, PwC Germany
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Gregory Galeaz
Americas Insurance Leader
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